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Tag Archives: Beijing Times
“Naked officials” get light restrictions
The Beijing Times headlines today’s newspaper with the story running at the top of Xinhua’s Chinese language website and on a number of papers around the country: the government’s new rules to deal with “naked officials”, i.e. government officials whose family have emigrated to another country and who are therefore considered likely to flee China once they have saved enough money from corrupt practices such as embezzlement and bribery.
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Tagged Beijing Times, naked officials, transparency
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A leaky first-class lounge at the Beijing Airport
The Beijing Times reports that torrential rains ending Thursday morning flooded certain sections of the Beijing Capital International Airport.
Posted in Airlines, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Capital International Airport, Beijing Times, rain
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A Blind Shaft-style coal mine scam
New Culture View reprints a Beijing Times report on murderous swindlers who killed to extort mine accident compensation.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, Blind Shaft, New Culture View, scams
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Crowd-sourced cheating on the 2010 gaokao
A student in Sichuan seeks help with the ancient Chinese section of this year’s college entrance exam — while the test is going on!
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged @altcat, Beijing Times, cheating, exams, gaokao
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Nine die in latest kindergarten stabbing spree; police bust at Passion nightclub
Beijing Times: A villager entered a local kindergarten, stabbed nine to death before committing suicide.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, kindergarten, night club, police, raid, stabbings
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Yanqing forced demolition covered in detail
Special attention is given to another story on the right hand column (circled in red). A forced demolition in Yanqing (延庆), a suburb in northwest Beijing. Beijing Times devoted an entire page of report inside:
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, Birds Nest, demolition, video, Yanqing
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In a detention center, Jiangxi man dies from “falling over”
The bottom right of the front page was taken up by a story about the latest case of “accidental” death, of Chen Xujin (陈绪金), in a detention center. The incident occurred in the Xiushui county (修水县) of the city of Jiujiang (九江市), Jiangxi province. Beijing Times reports.
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Tagged Beijing Times, death, detention center, falling over, He Pingping
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Inside the burned-out TVCC building
The Beijing Times and Caijing present images from inside the TVCC building, which burned over the Lantern Festival, 2009.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, Caijing, CCTV, fire, TVCC
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Newspapers back on Beijing subways
Beijing Times reports on the resolution to the ‘newspapers-in-subways’ controversy.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Newspapers
Tagged Beijing Daily Messenger, Beijing Times, newspapers, subways
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Fallen peacekeepers laid to rest
Front page photos of the funeral of the eight Chinese police officers who were killed in the Haiti earthquake.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Evening News, Beijing Times, Chengdu Evening News, funerals, New Life Post
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